The story of Jonah is one of the most well-known stories in the Bible. However, the story isn't really about Jonah and the great fish. God was dealing with Ninevah, but He was also dealing with Jonah. Jonah finally surrendered to a ministry that he didn't really want to succeed.

Fathers wear many hats. Sometimes they're fixers. Sometimes they're rescuers. Sometimes they're disciplinarians. Sometimes they're comforters. Sometimes they're encouragers. For Father's Day, Pastor Dave explores three important roles every godly father plays in his children's lives.

The prophet Obadiah didn't prophecy about Judah or Israel; he prophesied to the nation of Edom. His message was an indictment of criminal negligence that still resonates with all who follow Jesus today.

As the Israelites were escaping slavery in Egypt, they found themselves trapped between the Red Sea and the Egyptian army. God came to their aid by parting the Red Sea and allowing His people to cross on dry land. Forty years later, Joshua and the Israelites faced a similar situation. They were about to move into the Promised Land, but the swollen banks of the Jordan River stood in their way. God parted the waters again! What God has done before, He can do again today!

The prophet Amos spoke some of the harshest words of impending judgment on the nations surrounding Israel and upon Israel itself. However, he also promises a restoration will come to all those who heed God's word and seek Him while there is still time.

Hebrews 11 is known as the Hall of Faith. It lists many of the great heroes of the Old Testament. However, there is at least one name in the list that is both shocking and surprising - Rahab. Rahab was a prostitute in Jericho. How did a woman with this dubious reputation find her way into the Hall of Faith alongside the heroes of the Old Testament?